Directed by Charles S. Pierce. Written by Earl E. Smith. Starring Ben Johnson, Andrew Prine, Dawn Wells, Jimmy Clem, Jim Citty, Robert Aquino, Charles S. Pierce and Earl E. Smith.
Plot: loosely based on the Texarkana Moonlight Murders of 1946.
People begin being attacked by a hooded man. The police tell people to stay in at night and not to go to the park, but they don’t listen. That’s basically the whole movie right there. Except for the part where the director is the bumbling police officer who even dresses in drag at one point. Like, what the hell are we watching?
People really needed more fight in them as well. I don’t know if they fought harder in real life, but in the movie they just let things happen to them. It was a funnish movie though, but nothing more than mediocre really.
I suppose I could list my favorite movies here, but instead I'll give you a strange glimpse into what makes me TaraRomero.
1. I love comic books. I'm particularly into anything X-Men related and everything Harley Quinn.
2. My celebrity crush is Chris Evans (AKA Captain America). He's even more political than I am and he's not afraid to show it, plus he's really, really hot.
3. I love baseball and more importantly the Boston Red Sox, even though I've never even been to Boston. LOL
4. If I won the lottery tomorrow, after paying off my debts, I'd buy a smallish house somewhere in Southern California. I have got to get out of Texas.
5. My cartoon hero is Tina Belcher. Her and I share a soul.
6. I've been rescuing dogs since I was a teenager and firmly believe that fur babies belong inside and on the furniture.
7. I'm very much addicted to Hallmark Channel. I love their sappy movies, especially the Christmas ones.
8. I have 2 tattoos. An "E" on my ankle for my first lost fur baby. And a ladybug on my wrist named George after George Romero told me he liked it. May he RIP.
9. I'm a bit of a night owl. Not that I go out a lot, it's just that I prefer to be up at night and asleep during the day. I'm a vampire like that.
10. I have an unhealthy relationship with potato chips. My favorite are Herr's Sour Cream & Onion.
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There’s a lot of people killed in horror movies because they don’t listen.
There’s a lot of people killed in horror movies because they don’t listen.
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